In the art world, authenticity has never been a purely scholarly question. It sits at the intersection of expertise, market value, institutional authority, and reputation. Decisions about who or what gets believed can reshape careers, collections, and histories. Into this already complex system, artificial intelligence has entered as both a promise and a disruption.

Speaking with Tamzin Lovell on Armature’s Taller Together, Carina Popovici, CEO and co-founder of Art Recognition, makes a careful case for AI as something that works with traditional expertise, not in place of it. In her view, it adds another way of looking at the long and often contested question of artistic truth.